Quote from: Rodeo02 on Today at 01:10:59 PM

Quote from: Upgate on November 03, 2020, 03:31:13 PM

A few months back, Uniswap gave out a few dollars worth of their token to those that traded with them willingly by sending emails.
Since Defi is on the hype, scammers are finding means to fake in airdrops and promotions relating to Uniswap.
Am pitying those that will fall for their trap at the end

The question is how that scammer get your email? I assume they never know who's the users of that exchange and who is not they send it randomly to crypto investors they collected from different scheme .

Where did he get that email maybe one of the airdrop you join before or the investment scheme we registered before.

my advice to members here is not to register anywhere using the main email if you are tempted to join in airdrop or any other website that ask for your email, use only disposable email to register.

Most of our emails are created in google accounts; that is why it is effortless for hackers and scammers to find emails who engage in cryptocurrency because our search queries are being saved in our account. Creating a dummy account and using an alternative device when searching on the web is the best strategy to avoid being detected and emailed by scammers.